The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-05-14

the name indicates. 4 "Reguiator0
II that most important organ, the Liver.
Isvonr Liver out of orderf Then is your
mtole system deranged, the breath often
d;spirited, and nervous, tx appetite, sleep
/. troubled and unrefreshing. Sincns
liver Regulator restores the healthy at
.;on Of the Liver. See that you get the
Gsnuine, prepared by j. II. Zeiin & Co.
That whole-souled and clever gentle
man, Mr.. l.. Sokoloski, in company with
Mr.. NJ. Fischer, made a flying visit to
New iberia last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob lsaacs We're the
recipients of a fine present last Tues
day in the shape of a beautiful daugh-
ter. Next in order is a piano.
Mr.. ". D. Wall, of the firm Of Feray
kWall, lumber merchants at this place,
returned from P~attersonyille a few days
ago and can Now be found at his post
Of duty ready for business.
Mr.. J. P. Gueydan passed through
Abbevi!le last Saturday ell route for
New Iberia, ~Jeanerette and New Or
leans. He promised to bring some
railroad news on his return.
Hook and Ladder Company propose
giving an excursion some time next
month. Our readers can commence
preparing fora royal treat on this oc-
casion. Posters will soon be issued Civ
ing price and date.
The ball last Saturday night was well
attended, and the dancers seemed to
enjoy themselves to their hearts con
tent. The refreshments were excellent
and suited to the occasion. The next
ball at the feray Hall will take place
on the 4th Of next June.
'P'' AAipio' NNionto diC SoiHS vi III
Abbeville. Mr.. Jean NJ. Beauxis is
having an addition put to his store, the
increase of his business necessitating
more room. Mr.. John A. B~rOOksllier is
having a small cottage of two rooms
erected at the south end of his present
residence, which viii give him more
room for comfort.
A good joke is told of a young man
Who attended a social party a few eve
nlngs since in the neighborhood. The
conversation soon turned on Mexico
and getting rich. The young mar in
question remarked that if he was i'll
mexico he would, instead of working
III the mines, waylay some rich man
VINO had a bagful of gold, knock out
us brains, gather up the gold and
sSedaddle. One Of the young ladies'
present quietly replied that be had bet
Yer gather up the brains, as he evident
Eslood in more need of that article
'nan gold. The young man subsidized.
Inc excursion to the Jetties and Red
fSa FONT on the 9Th was a very pleas
dit and enjoyable affair, and was at
ended by a large crowd of ladies and
gentlemen. The Abbeville Brass Band
u'scoursed fine music on the way down
anu pack, which added much to the
a'"setons Of the day. Fishing, bath
As and dancing were INDUCED in at
VIC Point, and greatly enjoyed by the
party The whole affair. from beginning
" eaa, was a complete success, and a
4"a' long to be remembered by those
WV participated. The party returned
1Oout midnight. somewhat fatigued,
WI Well repaid for the trip. The COM
I'''ee OF arrangements deserve credit
" 'ae manner in which it discharged
~ uutles devolving upon it, and the
sOention given to make every Il enjoy
' excursion. Nothing occurred to
.a' Vie pleasures of the day, and the
~-s vas delightfully."- passed away. :